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The Republican journal., 1887-08-25
tMf.i;IC An FORTS.

New York, Aug. IL Arrived sch. .I;,iil, french
Bangor; sailed bark Adolph obrig, Yokohama
18TH, arrived sch. Austin h. Knight, Dlinkwattr,
Fcrnandina 18th, arrived sch. Iarly White Hon
kins, Jercmlc; Goth, arrived s,A. Mary 4. Hail,
French, Brunswick.
Baltimore, Aug. Is. Arrived >clS. I.ucia Porter,
Grindlc, Bangor: +. {. Pcndlcton, Fletcher do
10Th, cleared sch. Gertrude L. 1rundv, Portland
18Th, arrived sch. Flora Condor, French Jackson.
Vile, 32d, cleared sch. Lucia Porter, Grindle
Portsmouth.
Salem, Aug. y. Arrived sch. Bcnj. Fabens ON
dom Baltimore.
Boston Aug. - Arrived sch. Fannie 4 Edith
Warren, New York; 18th, arrived sch. II. }. Cot
treil Haskell, lIobpken; 22l, arrived bark John
Bunyan. o'Neal New York; brig Amy \. Lane
Emerson, Turks Island
Bangor Aug. 10 Cleared sch. Nellie. urinkwa
ter, Phladeipha; 18th, arrived brig lIaviah
Copmbs, Philadelphia; 18Th, cleared sen. Sarah !.
Davis, Burgess, baltimore 10th. cleared sch. An
ME l.. Mckeen, Mahoney, New York.
Passed Hell Gate. Aug. Il, sch. 4. W. Ellis
Ryder, Rondout tor Portland.
Bath, Aug. l., Arrived ship David Brown
Miller, Perth Amboy; 18th, sailed sc.. Helen q
Mosey Holt, baltimore
Camden, Aug. u. Arrived sch. Meyer a Muller
Perkins, Daricn.
Charleston, Aug. IL. Sailed sch. VIM. Frederick
Patterson, New York
Portland, Aug. Is. Cleared SCH Prescott Hazel
tine, kneclan't, hcnnchcc; 2Gth, arrived sch " /;
Mah"ncy, lioftg'lon, Bangor for New York; sale,
bark John f. Chase, for Muntol idco.
Jack son.iile, Aug r. Sailed sch; Flora Condor
French, Baltimore, 18th, cleared sch. Charley
Bucki Patterson, New York.
Philadelphia, Ang. Is. Cleared sch. Garland
Libby Belfast.
Georgetown, ID. g., Aux. 20. Clearer! brig |.
Staples, Showers, Boston.
The Republican journal., 1887-08-25

hcsltancy shown on the part of captains to 90 to
the South at this season. This is noticeable i'm the
Windward and West India trades, to where the
demand of late has improved, but very full rates
are demanded by captains who prefer 10 accept
business in other trades. This feeling is also
carried into the coastwise Lumber trade, and the
business in this department has been very light
during the week. Tonnage to load Salt at Tu rks
Island has been in demand, with charters reported
at "a g. cents to New York, and in one instance,
when ballast out was necessary, 81. Light draft
golfers are in demand and command full rates.
but heavier drafts are cutting into rates somewhat,
IN instances to the extent of 10 cents below asso-
clatlon minimum Charters. Ship Gov. RoDie,
from shanghai or Hong Kong to New York, general
cargo, $4,000: Schr. Lackawanna, Perth Amboy,
Tor boston; Pig Iron si3'. sclr: Susan y. Pick
and discharge. Brig II. c. siblev, from swans
Island TO Baltimore or Wood's IIoil Guano, pri-
waite terms.
The Republican journal., 1887-08-25
SearSpGrt Locals.

The repairs on the reservoir completed and
it is good
Miss Jennie Mcclellan, of Kansas City, Mo-, is
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Minuic Sargent has secured situation in
tic asy lum at Worcester, Mass.
Fred Dow of Franklin Grove, H., is visiting IN
town after IN absence of eight years.
John Putnam shipped by steamer Lucy +. Mil
lcr a lot of sails for ship r. Il. Thomas at New
York.
can't. +. I.t;rlin and family, who have been
absent from home tw" years, alriN ed home last
week
James orr, member OF the Boston police, who
ha- been visiting relatives here, left to his
duties today boat.
Arrivals capt Theodore +. Cocord and wife,
samuel +. Morrow, George Carver. Mrs 4. :.
Walker, Miss Annic Morrow Hugh Mcrithcw.
Mr.. Ralph rc,eiauN has another elegant silk
quilt in the market which is to be sold by chance,
and will only cost the lucky holder Of thc ticket
tlu draws it ten cents.
Mr.. Elmer ID. Goodwin, station agent at Derry
l,pot, y. H., and his bride formerly Mis- Lila
sargent, of Scarspor, made Ms Il living visit
f'i,ir bridal trip last week
MIS- Charles Waterhousc and her two sons left
. boat Thursday Tor Boston. Mrs. Waterhon-c
WEI ~pena, thy winter ia Boston THAI her sons may
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/. T. smith. Who recently bought ten Thousand
re t,r MAekt.ls cigars. has been presented vtha
}dcoc of -tatJai! representing the noted base BAH
ISL Mike hcl9 in the act Of waiting to receive
ual. from the pitchers hands.
,oar~port is enjoying the best opportunities 10
. ~ ,hc <,,tbuort ,,u,pyro,nd ever, on,.,c.,
Them. 4 VI make. three round trim, daily, and
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nihutcDl tp hicna- OF the captain about town, and
.att were gracefully received. The Chronicle
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PIEC.

ia Ell-W orth, Aug. -, Fred ii. Mcfarland, of
Ellsworth, and Mis- Minnie G.. Taylor, of Surry.
In fremont. Aug. -, James johnson, of New
port, Il L., and Mis- Angie VI Lunt, of Mt Desert,
The Republican journal., 1887-08-25
Freedom Notice.

NOR valuable consideration hereby rclinquish
L to my son, ELBERT j. MONROE, the remain
der of his time during his minority. l shall claim
none of his earnings nor pay any bills of his con
tracing after this date.
ALBERT ii. MONROE.
Thorn,likc, Aug. %, lSs7.-3w34s
The Republican journal., 1887-08-25
FOREIGN FORTS.

Liverpool, Aug. Is. Arrived slip :. i. Hitch
cock, Nichols, san Francisco.
OILS, Port Fades.
Calcutta, Aug; Il. Sailed Ship c. G. Chapman,
IIichborn, New York.
AqnalilIa, Aug. 5. sailed brig boz Jacint".
French Boston.
The Republican journal., 1887-08-25

OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF WALDO COUNTY,
STATE OF MAINE, WALDO COUNTY SIS.
August, D. A. ID. 1887. J
A Warrant in Insolvency was issued by Geo. l..
n johnson, Judge of the Court of Insolvency
for said County Of Waldo, against the estate Of
said FRED J.. BANKS, adjudged to be an Insol
vent Debtor, on petition of said Debtor, which pc
ttiOn was filed on the first day of August, A. d.
1887, to which date interest claims is to be com
puted that the payment of any debt to or by said
Debtor, and the transfer and delivery of any prop
crty by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting
of the Creditors of said Debtor, to prove their
debts and choose one or more assignecs of his
tate will he held at Court of Insolvency to be
holden at the Probate Office in said Belfast on the
18th day of September, A. d. 1887, ut o'clock in
the afternoon.
Given under my hand the date first above written
ANSEL WADSWORTII, Sheriff,
As Messenger of the Court of Insolvency for said
County of Waldo. 2w34
The Republican journal., 1887-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Card OfTh1nlSS.

We wish to thank our friends for their many
kind attentions during the late sickness and the
last rites of Hi.itield Plummer.
Mrs. BIDFIE1.D PiIMMER AND FAMILY.
The Republican journal., 1887-08-25

Aug. ~. Sch Mary SNOW ,l:orkland: Jas Holmes
Ryan, f"-t"n, David Faust, icatie, Bangor y.
Il. Arev, tuliiVcr, do: 'cn"hscrt. Carter, Jack
sony lille.
Aug. 20. sch. john l.emihcl, Parker, kimc, ard
Haven.
Aug. p sch. l.%ma1tinc, Eaton. Bangor: :. l.,
naFi~. Burgess. New York; r:!aha, hlplc-.
.I;leh -uuNiiI
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The State Fair.

Geo +. Bracket of Belfast, one of the
trustees Of the Maine State Fair, WAS at
dosel North yesterday on his return from
North Arson where the board of trustees held
meeting, Monday, to arrange matters for
the coming State fair at Lewiston, Sept. 6 3.
ihe premium list has been REVISED and en-
iarged and will soon be ready tor distribution.
Several important additions have been made
including premiums for grange exhibits.
dairying, horse breeding, State OK team,
stallion race, and some 10 or more special
prizes offered by individuals aside from the
fegufn socies - offers. This plan was inau-
surated BY the officers individually last year,
and was so successful it has been largely ex.
tended and promises to prove very popular.
All the indications point to one Of the best
exhibitions ever made by the society All
soat is needed to make the fair = complete
success financially a. we'll a. otherwise is fair
weather. II the weather is auspicious
rom Sept. 5 to.7. the annual fair
OF the Maine State Agricultural Society will
De all that can be desired.
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The following named convicts will graduate
from the Maine State Prison during the
coming summer at the dates set against their
several names. provided no unseemly be
havior on their part occurs to mar their
pleasant relations with the Warden. each re-
ceiviug more or less discount on his sentence
for good behavior: William A. Gerrish, July
v one and one-hslf years sentence, receiv-
ing stolen goods; Ferdinand Hecker, July 49,,
Tour years, compound larceny; Richard E.
smith, July 20, three years, breaking, enter
ing aud larceny; John A. Carroll, July 81,
one and ne'hslf years. breaking entering and
larceny; Winthrop NJ. Morrow, July 20,
nve years, breaking, entering and larceny !;
Josiah Allen, Aug. %, two years, larceny; ;
Jesse Ayers, Aug. 26, fifteen years, assault
TO kill; Josiah Davis, Aug. 30, two years.
larceny; Charles Green, Aug 80, two years,
larceny; Leonard Sullivan, Aug. so, two
years, larceny.
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sensational affair occurred at the Tborn.
dixie Hotel. Rockland. Tuesday morning. In
the steamer Kstahdin from Boston to Bangor.
was an elderly lady dressed in deep mourning
and 10 her charge . fashionably dressed
young lady of twenty years. The lady in
black vas taking her charge from Providence.
d. L, to Searsport where the young LADY re-
sides. Ihev were eating breakfast together
as the steamer pulled into Rockland, aud the
young lady told her mother she would 90 to
the upper deck moment aud get breath of
fresh air. She left the dining room and
rnshed franticallv into Steamboat Agent
weeks office, and called for paper and envel-
opes- She hastily wrote a few lines, left the
once, hailed hackman, and drove to the
Thorndike House. There she stepped to the
clerks Office, called for room and was shown
up stairs. A few moments later. the LADY in
black came rushing into the hotel Office, and
excitedly asked of the clerk if he had seen
young lady. giving complete description of
the girl he had just shown to a room. The
iady went to the room and called her daugh-
Ter by name, but the young lady did not
know her. They went to the dining hall to.
getner, and after the Young lady had eaten
her breakfast she called for her wraps and
SAID she was going out for a walk Her
mother said she was going with her. The
young lady turned about, looked her mother
square in the face, and said, II never walk
10 strange city with strangers" She then
flew out Of the hotel and went down the
street. An officer started after her and over.
took her. She was taken to this city Tues
day night and placed in the Insane Hospital,
the officer and her mother accompanying
her.
1t is said that the Young lady has for some
time been successful music teacher in Bos.
ton When she left Boston she was delight.
ed at the idea Of going home. but when the
steamer sighted Rockland she turned on her
poor old mother and refused to recognize her.
Before she was taken to Augusta she held a
consultation with prominent Rockland at
torney. She has an idea her mother is try
ing to cheat her out of her property.
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A nauAenlents.

There will be musicale at the Unitarian
church Monday, June l3, which all lovers of
good music should be sure to attend. The
best Of our local talent will be assisted by
Mrs. Robert Anderson of Chicago. of whom
the press speaks in the following high terms
of praise.
"Of Mrs Anderson's singing too much
cannot be said. The lady possesses rich
contralto voice of sympathetic quality, and
her clear enupciation is mark of excellence"
Chicago Inter Ocean.
possessing q Voice of great range and
sweetness. with intense dramatic power.
Chicago Times.
The programme will appear in Friday .
issue
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city Personals.

Elk Gov. Perhsm is in the city.
Miss Eta NJ. Grotton of Washington. Me-,
left the city for Portland, Oregon. recently.
Capt. Galley of the Salvation Army left
for Biddeford yesterday morning where he will
assume the duties of captain.
1t is expected that Mrs. Col. Coppinger
will arrive in the city next week to spend the
summer here.
Mr.. Thomas J. Murphy went to Ellsworth
last night to assist Collector Redman in clos
log up the business of the Office, and making
arrangements for the change necessitated BY
the Presidents order.
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A MODEL CIRCUS,


Frank A. Robbins mammoth exhibition,
which will exhibit at Augusta, Thursday,
June 23rd, is pronounced by large and criti-
cal audiences to be the best circus now before
the public. This fact is apparent. not only in
the unequalled number and variety of attrsc-
tons presented, but in the excellence of ap-
pointments which characterizes each feature
of the exhibit, and 10 the maintenance of the
most thorough order and discipline.
The menagere is large and complete one
and affords an excellent place for the juve-
niles to gain practical knowledge 10 natural
history under the most favorable auspices.
The main tent is a capacious one, with a
seating capacity of about ten thousand, aud
is comfortably arranged. Two large rings
and raised platform divide the equal atten.
ton of the audience, for at
each point some special attrac-
ton is taking place, which holds
the close attention of the spectators, the per-
formers being of the very best in their re-
spective parts. specially never before at
tempted, is the elephant band, which dis
courses singular melody. These animals
have been trained to a surprising degree of
proficiency, and taught to perform many diff
fcult evolutions which must be seen to be
believed.
1t may be SAID of Robbins circus, that ev-
cry attraction promised on the bill is actually
and faithfully performed. and that the entire
entertainment is not only free from objec-
tionable features. but that its general tone is
elevated and refined to an unusual degree.
We do not believe there is any equally
well organized and conducted circus on the
road, or one that can receive As cordial and
conscientious endorsements from the press
and public as that Of Mr.. Frank A. Robbins,
and he should receive warm ovation.
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How often is the light Of the household
clouded by signs Of melancholy or irritability
on the part of the ladies. Yet they are not to
be blamed, for they are the result of ailments
peculiar to that sex, which men know not Of.
But the cause may be removed and joy re-
stored by the use of DR.. Pierce's ''Favorite
Prescription" which, rs tonic and nervine
for debilitated women, is certain, safe and
pleasant. 1t is beyond all compare the great
he sler of women. june6MTh&wlwnr
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To the Public.

H-When you get upholsterine done it
always pays to get it done first class; call at
G. C. Lowers shop and get first class Job
done. Bordered carpets cut. made and laid
BY the yard. Carpet prices: Making Brus-
sells, 8 cts. per yard; wooden, cts. per ard !;
laying BRUSSELS or wooden 8 cts. per yard.
Also broken furnitore neatly repaired and
vanished. Orders on slate promptly attend
Adams store. may9d1ms
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BosroN. June. Sit s universally conced
ed that Rev. E. p. Roe is the most popular
American novelist Over ], 900 900 copies Of
his books have been sold. He has just COM
pleted a new and thrilling war story. which
is his best work. 1t will be begun in the
Bosrox SUNDAY GLOBE next Sunday, JUICE
June ~. Ii is entitled. "The Earth Trem-
bled." and treats Of the Charleston earth.
Quake As we'll as the var.
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An Augusta young man recently purchased
two pairs of thoroughbred pigeons They
were said to be phenomenally rapid flyers.
The citizen, of course, was quite proud of
his acquisitions and one day, when taking his
horse to pasture 10 Sidney, carried one of the
birds along. On arriving at his destination
six miles away he liberated the pigeon.
One hour and quarter was required for it to
reach the city aud patient young man at this
end of the route stood all this time with stop
watch in hand scanning the heavens for the
winged messenger. 1t is suggested that the
bird walked home. The owner will probably
coach his flyer before giving any more public
exhibitions. Another Augusta pigeon fancier
does not attempt any fests of flying with his
birds, but employs them for breeding pur-
poses.
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Shares in the Loan aud Building Associa-
ton are being rapidly taken. The certificates
will be at the Office of II. NJ. Heath until
Monday morning. To accommodate gentle
men unable to call during the daytime, Mr..
Hea,h's office will be open Thursday and
Friday evenings. Every signer of the first
notice should sign the certifcates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-09

NJ mother was troubled for twenty years
with . dry, hacking cough. and was COM
pletely cured by the use of Wister's Balsam
Of Wild Cherry. She is now IS years old.
and we'll C. II. DEXTER, IS Winchester
ST., Boston. june7d&wlw
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Mr. Leonard Farr died of pneumonia in
Fl Csjon, San Diego Co., CAL, May 10Th at
the age Of 50 wears. He was a native OF
Manchester. this county. In 1852 he went
to Australia, and thence to California Eve
years later. For fifteen years he has resided
in Southern California.
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The steamer, Jessie B., Capt. Killmer, ar
rived here yesterday, says Tuesdays Portland
Argus, from Bridgeport, Conn. making the
run 10 SO hours actual time, stopping at
Woods Holl for water. She is a staunch and
fine looking boat of III tons, being 1856 feet in
length and 26 feet beam, and will carry 600
passengers. She has three water tight bulk
heads and looks well able TO stand pretty
heavy seas A good landing and commodious
storehouses have been arranged at the end of
Custom House wharf.
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Take d. K. and be o. z. See I'D.
mch6-6m


Not by any secret remedy, but By proper,
healthful exercise, and the judicious use of
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oil and Hy-
pophoephites, which contains the healing and
strengthening virtues of these two valuable
specifics in their fullest form. Prescribed
BY physicians. Take no other. m
may3leod&wlw
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True delicacv of flavor with true efficacy
of action, has been attained in the famous
California liquid fruit remedy. Syrup of Figs.
Its pleasant taste and beneficial effects have
rendered it immensely popular. For sale by
J. NJ. MIXER. may9deod&w Im3pnr
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Bells Sarsaparilia has proved sure rem
edy in my case. 1t has given me strength
for man of my years, and think cured
my bilious trouble entirely. l have good
appetite and feel like recommending this
medicine highly. Donald Noble, Bangor,
Me. Only so cents. Your druggist
iune7dlv3p
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Mr.. R. ". Soule sold the Asa Guile place
at Readfeld Corner at auction Tuesday for
$3.50 and the hotel for $500. The latter
building was purchased by a syndicate con-
..tipg of Messrs. r. w. Soule, B. W. Har
rman, Judge Bean and DR.. Twitchell.
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Mr.. c B. Cobb sold his handsome span Of
bay horses to Mr.. Charles Barnard of Bos..
ton, yesterday, for $1,000. They are valuable
animals and even at this figure it was a good
bargain for the purchaser.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-09

~ The best place in the city TO buy
Oil Stoves, Refrige-ators, Ice Cream Freez-
ers. Garden Vases, &c. Call and examine our
stock. ]. H. CoGAN, III Water St.
mayi9dtf
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Ia Visiting cards. You can get fit,
cards engraved in the latest style, with plate
TOR only 81 so at S. J. Milliken's book store
Augusta. june3dlw
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4 truck horse tell through the floor OF Mr..
C. Z. Hoxies stable one evening receRtly,
and hung suspended from one of the cross
beams There was much commotion for
while, and tackle and falls were needed to
eYtricate the animal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-09

Mr. James Keegan goes to Prince Ed
wards Island again next week to buy more
horses. Twenty of his last lot were pur-
chased by G. r. Milliken & Co. of Portland,
for their White Mountain stages.
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Puller's Orchestra furnished the music for
a ball at Gardiner last evening, and will play
At the Junior exhibition of the Skowheesn
High School to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-09

The man who tends the Winthrop Hill
railroad crossing built himself an awning Of
boards yesterday, as a protection from the
sur and storm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-09

As the season when the potato bug thrives
i. at hand, dealers are preparing for the Paris
green trade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-09

A schooner load of pipe, SIS pieces of 8
inch and 1000 of inch, 81 tons in all, is being
discharged at Norths wharf for the Augusta
Water Co.
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The pretty steam yacht "Blonde" was tied
m At Stones wharf yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-09

Geo. L. Smith of Rangeley was registered
At the Cony House yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-09

H~Egg Phosphate with Cream of Soda
is delicious. drink; try it, at Devine [
CouQhlin's Drug Store. june3dtf
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A new bill board was erected on Market
Square to accommodate Prof. BristoPs pic
lures, this week.
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Local 0tices.

@~Fresh Penobscot river salmon % and
80 cents per pound at Chas. Jenkins
june7d3t
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10 All members of the Ladies Relief
Corps are invited to be present on Thursday
evening, June 9th, at the installation of Off
GERS,